Training, life and work narratives of basic education teachers who receive
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https://doi.org/10.17058/rea.v33i1.19858Keywords:
Initial teacher training., Teachers’ narratives, Supervised curricular internshipAbstract
The present study aims to analyze, through autobiographical narratives of regent teachers, the pedagogical potential of the experiential dimension present in the formative process they develop with the interns of the Pedagogy undergraduate course at the State University of Ceará (UECE). We begin with the recognition of the contributions brought by the activities carried out within the scope of the Supervised Curricular Internships that enable the undergraduate students to build teaching knowledge, based on the dialogues established with the basic education teachers who receive them in their classrooms. Methodologically based on the qualitative approach and inspired by (auto)biographical research, the present study used as its main strategy of approximation with reality the narrative interview with three teachers who work in one of the field schools that receive the most students from the Pedagogy course at UECE. The data generated were submitted to discursive textual analysis and indicate that, by producing and sharing narratives referring to the trajectories of training, life and work, the regent teachers enhance not only the training of the undergraduates, but their own training, overcoming the historical split between theory and practice, as well as the situated understanding of the challenges, tensions and contradictions posed to the exercise of teaching in the contemporary context.
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